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Public Affairs
Paul Bew: building agreement
Renowned historian Paul Bew, ennobled for his role in facilitating the Good Friday Agreement, speaks to agendaNi about the power-sharing…
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EIB says no to Northern Ireland
Plans to create a Northern Ireland Infrastructure Fund to attract investment for large-scale improvement projects have been dealt a major…
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In defence of special advisers
Former Stormont special adviser Michael McKernan thinks the current criticism of ‘SPADs’ is somewhat excessive. The Renewable Heat Incentive controversy…
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Intricacies of inquiry
Public inquiries are a core component of modern democracies. agendaNi explores the intricacies of what is often an oversimplified and…
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State papers
The latest tranche of state papers released by PRONI, spanning across three decades, reveal a myriad of comtemporary concerns and…
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Trade Union Desk
“Things got out of hand.” Whenever I hear government ministers exclaim their admiration for Singapore as a model for a…
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Meet the Media
Journalist at the Belfast Telegraph Rebecca Black discusses her passion for the job, admiration for the late Liam Clarke and…
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Political Platform
Emma Little Pengelly Formerly a Special Adviser in the Office of the First Minister and deputy First Minister, Emma Little…
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The Contribution of the Bengoa Report to Health and Social Care
Derek Birrell, Professor in the School of Criminology, Politics and Social Policy at Ulster University and author discusses the interpretation…
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Issues
Stormont institutions under fire
The stability of the Stormont institutions looks increasingly precarious following fresh revelations surrounding the botched Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI)…
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